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New Delhi, India – Indian Army athletes are once again making the nation proud, delivering exceptional performances and securing multiple medals across prestigious international sporting events. Their unwavering dedication, skill, and resilience have bolstered India's growing presence on the global sports stage.
Boxing Gold for Havildar Deepak in Thailand
In a display of remarkable skill and tactical prowess, Havildar Deepak clinched the gold medal in the fiercely contested 75kg category at the Thailand International Open Boxing Tournament.
His victory not only highlights his individual excellence but also underscores the Indian Army’s commitment to fostering world-class boxing talent.
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Wrestling Triumphs in Mongolia
Indian Army wrestlers showcased their formidable grit and technique at the 3rd Ulaanbaatar Open Wrestling Championship in Mongolia. The event saw two stellar performances:
- Subedar Deepak Punia earned a silver medal in the highly competitive 92kg freestyle category, demonstrating exceptional strength and strategic acumen.
- Havildar Amit secured a bronze medal in the 79kg freestyle category, proving his consistent mettle on the international wrestling mat.
Their achievements further enhance India’s growing prominence in the wrestling arena, serving as an inspiration for young athletes nationwide.
Indian Army Athletes Shine in Para Sports, Boxing, and Wrestling Events
— ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY (@adgpi) June 3, 2025
The dedication and talent of Indian Army athletes continue to bring laurels on the international stage.
Boxing - Thailand International Open Boxing Tournament:
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Para Sports Excellence: Double Gold for Naib Subedar Amir Ahmad Bhat
The Indian Army’s para athletes continue to shatter barriers and set new benchmarks. Naib Subedar Amir Ahmad Bhat delivered an outstanding performance at the World Shooting Para Sports World Cup in Changwon, Korea (2025).
He remarkably won two gold medals in the P3 - 25m Mixed Pistol SH category, excelling in both individual and team events. His precision, focus, and determination reaffirm his status as one of the top para shooters globally.
| Event / Competition | Athlete Name | Category | Medal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thailand International Open Boxing Tournament | Havildar Deepak | 75kg Boxing | Gold |
| 3rd Ulaanbaatar Open Wrestling Championship, Mongolia | Subedar Deepak Punia | 92kg Freestyle Wrestling | Silver |
| 3rd Ulaanbaatar Open Wrestling Championship, Mongolia | Havildar Amit | 79kg Freestyle Wrestling | Bronze |
| World Shooting Para Sports World Cup, Changwon, Korea (2025) | Naib Subedar Amir Ahmad Bhat | P3 - 25m Mixed Pistol SH (Individual) | Gold |
| World Shooting Para Sports World Cup, Changwon, Korea (2025) | Naib Subedar Amir Ahmad Bhat | P3 - 25m Mixed Pistol SH (Team) | Gold |
A Testament to Discipline and Excellence
The Indian Army’s consistent success in international sporting events is a clear testament to its rigorous training programs, access to state-of-the-art facilities, and the relentless spirit of its athletes. These victories not only bring immense glory to the nation but also inspire countless young Indians to pursue sports with passion and perseverance.
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As the Indian Army continues to drive national pride in the global sporting arena, its athletes stand as shining examples of discipline, dedication, and excellence.